The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-04-29
the age o, .izsy.t0ur. While the struggle

inanders are endeavoring to secure Gen.
Wilcox's command. The department OF
tho Missouri is considered the most desir.
able in the service. Gen. Miles and Gen.
Crook are both applicants Tor the com
mand.
The n. Y. World states that the girl
murdered ut Railway, N. j., was Christine
Lnrren, IL danish girl who arrived Mt Cas-
Tie Garden on the I'd OF March last The
body was identified by Count Charles Do
Zaleski II polish refugee who had known
her well in Denmark.
At Cassvile Mo-, L. +. Clum was hanged
for murder. Early in 1856, j. j. White
ran away with Clum's vile from Wal
worth, n. Y. and he followed them. Meet
ing White in company with Ella Bowe, he
killed both.
Gov. Larabee, of Iowa. has been notified
| OF the attempt OF certain parties to pre-
| empt 10 acres OF ground at Fort Madi.
son.
Sheriff Black OF Chateau county. Mont,
| reports the snicide OF Two Fox, the Indian
who murdered +. b. Caldwell on the Maria
| river.
The Panhandle thieves made n heavy
score against themselves When they broke
| into the bonded cars. for 90 doing they ran
against the United States government, and
| they can, on conviction, be fined eaci,Slo,-
900 and be imprisoned Tor two years
| At Richmond u sensation crented
| by the discovery that an unknown guam
tity OF spurious Virginia bonds. known as
| Rdd.eberger threes, was for sale in north
ern markets.
| The low rates for steerasc passengers
| which have encouraged the largely increased
| immigration have been advanced 20 per
| cent.
The acting commissioner of Indian affairs
telegraphed the northwestern Indian com
s.1,
tions with the Blackfeet Mt their agency in
Montana, to go to Minnesota as soon as
they finished their Montana work and en-
ter into negotiations with the Boise Fort ,
and Grand Portage Chippewas with view .
of securing their acquiescencein removal to
the White Earth reservation.
Many persons APE bothering Mr.. Bush, |
owner OF the yacht Coronet. to establish y |
home for disabled yaohtsmen, with the /
$25, 200 he recently won
A heavy rain lasting from enrly morning /
until about Z O'Clock fell in Kansas Nc |
braska and western Missouri on the 18th, !
and was succeeded in the Missouri valley
by snow which covered the earth to depth
OF two inches.
+. C. Waters OF Billings, Mont, has been
appointed by the Yellowstone Park asso-
ciat tion as general manager OF the four no
tells in the park for the season. Mr.. Wa
terra, who wns formerly oi Fond u Lac
Wis., is IL hotel keeper ut Billings, and will
consequently have FIVE hotels under his
charge this season.
DR.. You, physician OF the Chinese lesa-
ton at Washington, speaks EnghGh very
iiuently.
The president authorized q commission
to issue to j. W. Stewart as collector OF
internal revenue ut Davenport, lown.
The Wisconsin Central railroad applied
In int ia m mi or NJ
sion OF the long and short haul clause.
! The Dennison hotel, Mt Indianapolis, was
I, fqg =
The nQw celebrated case OF the State OF
Mlnnpsota againet Frank Mead, ipr The
killing Of Frank Farnsworth was called
for trial on the 18th at st. Paul. Mead
was defended by Senator c. X. Davis and
W. W. Irwin, while County attorney Egan
) ney General Clapp.
The president has appointed Newton
!; Whitehead Mcconnell VI Tennessee to the
! chief justiroship al the supreme court OF
. Montana in place OF b. s. Wade, resigned.
He WAS indorsed by the intre delegation
in congress from Tennessee especially by
+ Hon Benton McMillen, in whose district
. he Ayes McMillen had something to do
3 also in sesuF9g the aPpo1!tntment OF Coy.
wife: MpCqnnps friends in Washington
, speak Of llimin the highest terms rs a man.
, u Democrat and jurist and predict that
he viii be very popular with Montana peo.
pie IN time.
$ At Erie, Pa, Assistant Paymaster Jo-
. seph Frick, United States Steamer Michi-
! gan, was mortally wounded while out gun
) uin4. He used the butt Of his gun to start
/. up u halsy horse, The horse kicked, dis
n n n wttn
9 An amicable arrangement OF the diiicul.
3 ties between George V. Sims, millionaire
member of the Manhattan club, and for
r merly secretary toHenry Willard and his
d vile, Ella T. Sims, has, according to coun-
{, sci, been reached.
:: Hon. a. j. Weaver, ex-congress man from
d Epbraska, died ut his home vt Falls City,
OF pneumonia and inflammation OF tho
q brain.
j. Pensions granted Minnesota-Or original,
A. Rose, Brownsdale; increased c. Bless
is ner, Gray Eagle; II. Froasc, Marshall; G.
It Hemmineson, Wi!mar; a. Freitng Nicol.
!. Wndcna; j. Cooney, Alton; j. W. Clnrk,
5. Melrose; II. w. Arnold. Spring Valley. Dn.
II Increased; ]. A Eddy, Long Creek;
/. w. l.. Fenly, Brideewater; w. T. Fisher,
II kampeska.
=, Among the changes in the interior de-
q. partment were the transfer OF Herbert n.
)e Curtis OF New York fromu $1,000 position
IS iii the office OF the assistant attorney gen
1t erai TO II membership OF thp boa.'d oi pen,
s. sion appeals at ttes salaty, and the nI
le pointment OF Robert b. Lnmon to the
n. vacated $4,000 clerkship in the attorney
ps generals office. 1t was n merv change of
duties, Mr.. Lnmon was member OF the
50 board OF pension appeals
ID Tho assistant foremen OF the document
and iqlding rooms OF thegovernnent print.
eff Ing office. y. W. Beach ana IL w. Ford
H. ham have been discharged.
III About one fourth OF the counties in Ohio
ne report prospects for the wheat crop OF 20
as TO 20 per cent OF last years crop. All TIE
q, counties will have so to 10 per cent and
es the other quarter from rs to 80 per cent
'n OF the crop. OILY two counties in Ohio re-
SO port u fair crop. Reports from Indiana,
n West Virginia and Pennsylvania are very
In similar. Ohio Illinois and Michigan report
from so to 90 per cent OF II fnll crop, while
p lEuada, New {orkj Kentucky Mayianndi
m Missouri report n fi.ir To full stand.
h. Fred r. I.edcrgerber, IL prominent lawyer
lie and politician, vas indicted by the grand
TO jury at St. Lonis for completely in pension
n. frauds He was placed under S 800 bonds
oi The charge is that he charged Il Mrs. Franc,
TO Sll0 for prosecuting pension claims OF
~ sl4Q. YhereGs the law allows him but Slo
TO Ledergcrber alleges that he received H..
se never charged anything for his services.
w. ". The following board OF visitors to the
~, military nccadeniy has been appointed tc
w meet at West Point June l; BY the Prcsi
dent-Gen. Jbhn W. Palmer, Illinois; Gen
o., Robert lIundct. Georgia; GrorseW Chilia
Psi,adelphir W II Cnnrt0cy, soi4rn Gar'
ler i,fin0i itev, .Iohh W arcwn, New York
Ill. Charlea J. uwynns Maryland aud Dt
William Everett OF Massachusetts. Rl
III the President OF the Sena te-Senntor
|, Dolph aud Cockrel. BY the Speaker o
' the House Wheeler, Alabama; Andersol
and Butterworth, Ohio.
ST. In ,he case OF iAa United States w
al Bastiste LeI3ris. charge with sell
j. ling liquor on Indinn lands, tho su
ppsml cour. decided that the reservation
len OF the lied Lake and rembina Indians il
Ito Polk county, Mimi. is Indian lands within
the meaning OF section / i39 Revised Stat
utes This question was sent with nun
III har NJ nth harS last yanr n 10 me fusr n